St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-11
ST. PAUL MATTERS.
The Courts Did Business in Spite of
the Holiday.
NOT VERY HAPPILY Welded
Bits of News Gathered on a Day
That Long Will Be Re-
membered.

The jury eases of HOldrige against Mrs.
Stowell, Overnan against the city of st.
Paul, and the Northwestern Fuel com
bany VS.. Schultz Il BertelSOn were LETT
over until to-day and will come up first
in the district court. The jury cases
for to-day are Thurber q Co.. VS.. Math-
ewS, SchauSenbach IL Co., BinnS against
Anderson, Neary against Anderson,
Brockmeier against the SabledowskyS,
IangloiS against KIay, and Hill against
HaueSler, HOXSie IL Jaggar against
Simmons, L0gwood against Dunlap, ana
Holdridge against Stowell.
>; In the United States circuit court the
Mccormick Hrvester company files a
bill in equity against the Minneapolis
Harvester works for the infringement
of certain patents. Judge Nelson de-
mics the motion of defendant for new
trial in the infringement case of Will
lam Startling against the st. Paul Plow
works. Defendant produced the Has
lup patent as newly discovered cyl
dence, but as the result would not De
changed the court refuses new trial.
Emerson Williams was arraigned for
murder in the first degree. Thomas
Gallagher for misrepresentation of
money. and John Schmidt and John
Schultz for forgery in the second de
gree. All pleaded not guilty. Schultz
wants to be tried separately. The bail
of Thomas McDonough, charged with
the Mcnamara murder, has been liked
at $1,000.
Inga Hanson, a member of the Saliva
.tion army, was adjudged insane by Pro-
bate Judge German yesterday, on lntor-
mation filed by her brother, and exam
fnatiOI, Inv YS NalSop and M1rEOa
She tried to commit suicide recently
with butcher knife. She was com
mitted to the Rochester asylum.
( The assignee of j. q. Parnell was Or
dered to file the account, and the allow
ance of claims to be ratified. The as
iSignee was ordered to pay out 81, O63.99
assets of the insolvent TO his creditors.
His liabilities amount to S20,0S9.26.
1 In the United States district court
Casper Sehott was found not guilty of
the charge of selling whisky to Indians.
The case of Michael III. Gillespie for
failing to cancel beer stamps is on trial.
The Germania bank sues E. j. Heinz
back. West st. Paul shoe dealer, and
Martin Bruggeman, the brewer. for
E1.629.26 upon six notes, OF which Brug-
geman was the indorser.
The Peoples bank. of New York, sues
v GleISOll ~ DIdlhlG lOi 81. lOO VII d lIOlC
transferred by Colby, Duncan & Go. to
plaintiff. The Commercial National
bank is garnisheed.
{. Judge Kelly granted the motion for
Ejudgment for plaintiff in default or an
Swer i'll the suit of the German-Ameri-
.1can bank versus Albert Wilkinson.
:. Judge Kelly ordered defendant in the
divorce case of Sarah E. Davis against
Charles w. Davis to allow s. per month
alimony, and SIS attorneys fees.
! Judge Brill granted the application of
defendant in the case of Henry Gardner
against c. W. Chase, to file an amended
answer.
The real estate case of Thomas S. Late
against Samuel ii. Thompson, is Oh
trial before a jury in Judge Kelly's
court.
Judge Willlin is trying the State street
assessment case at the German Ameri-
can bank building.
/ The case of Nelson against Pomeroy
is on before Judge SimmS.